barbecue
noun uk/ˈbɑː.bɪ.kjuː/ us/ˈbɑːr.bə.kjuː/ (UK or Australian English informal barbie); (written abbreviation BBQ)
A2 [ C ]烤肉架
a metal frame on which meat, fish, or vegetables are cooked outdoors over a fire
Make sure you light the barbecue in plenty of time. 一定要提前足够时间点火，准备好烤肉架。
A2 [ C ]烤肉
a meal that is prepared and eaten outdoors using such a frame, often during a party
He made some salads to have with the barbecue. 他做了一些色拉跟烤肉一起吃。
[ C ]烤肉聚会
a party held outdoors, during which food is cooked on a barbecue
We're having a barbecue on Saturday - I hope you can come. 我们星期天有一个烤肉聚会¬——希望你能参加。
[ U ] US烧烤|烤肉
meat, usually pork, cooked slowly on a metal frame in a container filled with smoke, and served in a barbecue sauce
- More examples
- Ask your father whether he bought any charcoal for the barbecue.
- It rained, so the barbecue had to be postponed.
- The supermarket sells a range of food ideal for summer barbecues.
- There was a lovely smell drifting over from the neighbours' barbecue.
- Make sure you light the barbecue in plenty of time, and I'll prepare the food.
barbecue
verb [ T ] ukˈbɑː.bɪ.kjuː usˈbɑːr.bə.kjuː
B1 用烤肉架烧烤
to cook food on a barbecue
Their traditional sausages are delicious grilled or barbecued. 他们的传统香肠烤得非常好吃。